Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-01-28
JANUARY %, 1887.
FRIDAY, =
LOCAL JOTS.

"Black Flag at the Theatre Monday
evening.
A little more snow would make sleigh
ing first-class.
There was a pleasant costume party at
the Seventeenth ward school house last
evening.
The charity ball at the Opera House
last evening was grand affair. Full ac-
count in to-morrow's Society issue
The Society columns OF tomorrow S
DEMOCRAT will be as complete and in
teresting as ever. Extra copies always
on hand.
The new column headed "The Mar
kets," appears in this issue of the DEMO
CRAT. 1t will be an interesting feature
to business men.
Parents and friends are cordially in
vited to the closeng exercises Of the semi
annual examination at st. Mary's Acade'
my tomorrow at O'Clock p. m.
A man had his ear bitten off in fraCas
in New York the other night. Man
wants but little ear below nor wants that
little long, darlington Free Press.
j. " DOUdlu WAS ldktl lllO llle OllCc
Court this morning on the charge of be-
ing drunk and raising Ned generally
He was adjudged guilty and fined $l5.
j. A. Graham, OF the d. & II. g. office
is happy in the possession OF an III.
pound daughter, which was presented tt
him by his wife on Wednesday morning.
Toboggan doesn't make very good
rhyme for hugging but-well, it gets
there Just the same.-Werchdm 1rdUeler
Salt Lake is not very good place for
tobogganning, but for hugging-well, we
get there just the same.
John A. Smith, who sails under the
genial alias Of "Happy Jack" was ar
raigned in the Police Court this morning
on the charge Of being drunk. Ii the
charge had been soberness, there might
have been some difficulty in making out
case, but under the circumstances il
was easy enough TO pronounce the de
PENDANT guilty and assess him So.
The Tomichi Valley smelter is turning
out car of bullion, valued at 5000
every other day, from ore stack. TIL,
storms cut off local ore supplies to sucl
an extent that the other furnace will no
he started up at present. Considerable
Utah ore was contracted for by Mr.. Lewi
on his recent trip and is coming in; ter
cars came last week, three Monday
G,tnniSon ReUieC-PreSs.
One would think by the following tina
the Montanians hospitality is not wasted
on the noble red man "About montl
ago COW was killed by train near the
round house, and has since lain there
under the snow Yesterday party Of
Crows appeared on the scene, dug up the
carcass, cut it in pieces, packed it OF
their cayuses and struck ont for the
teepees to have good time. '-BHling
Gazette.
Our oldtime terror, the tramp footpad
is again rampant in the outskirts of tn,
city, especially in the lower wards Sew
eral parties have OF late been stopped OF
returning home in the evening with re
quest for "small loan" made in man
ner that left no doubt in the mind tina
it was either put up or "shut up.
Can't this thing be stopped. Somebod,
give one of them dose of cold lead ant
see how that will work
Angus Cannon is waging the war upoi
round-dancing with more ferocity thar
ever, and is reported to have said that il
IL wasn't stopped he would marry all the
young girls himself to save them from
the communicating influence OF their too
adjacent association with young men il
the ball room. Right you are, Brother
Angus, but while you're reforming VIII,
don't you shut down upon the Sunday
School Union meetings and thus do away
with the terrible evils resulting from the
clandestine acquaintanees made in and
about the very doors OF your Assembly
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